Top Picks
We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.
1at Benson Studios of Theatre Arts
Join us for our Sip & Sounds series of acoustic music nights, offering up close and unplugged performances in Groucho’s Bar at Mansfield Palace Theatre. Tickets should be booked in advance to guarantee entry. Kick-start your weekend with an ice cold drink and a stripped-back soundtrack.
2Join us at the IBCC, on Saturday 12th July for a vibrant Food, Drink & Craft Fayre celebrating the very best in artisan produce, handmade crafts, and independent makers hosted by Street Food Socials Lincolnshire.
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3A case full of money is found and brought home which leads to visiting thugs and the local constabulary with hilarious results. Finders keepers. Right?
4at South Anston Methodist Church
Anston Male Voice Choir will be performing in the church on the evening of 11th July to raise funds for The Alzheimer’s Society. Tickets are available from Howard Thomas and cost £10:00 each.
5Watch Renee's recorded testimony followed by bestselling author Kate Thompson and Holocaust Survivor Renee Salt who will be joining the event online.
6at Studio 62
11am till 2pm Your ticket will include Afternoon Tea, unlimited tea, coffee and squash and flower garland Just pay for your pottery on the day All events are subject to our Terms and Conditions
7Develop your free machine embroidery and make a creative stitch design with lots of inspirations, support and even cake to fuel your creativity
8Eyes down 5PM SATURDAY 11TH JULY 2026 West Butterwick Village Hall Come and join us, all welcome. Friends of St Mary's Church
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10at South Yorkshire Transport Museum
Your support keeps our transport heritage alive. Donate to the South Yorkshire Transport Museum here.
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